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Frank P. Doyle (1863-1948), President (left) and A. J. Le Baron, Vice President (right) sit on a bench in front of Exchange Bank employees. Front row of men behind Doyle and LeBaron: Burton C. Cochrane (1892-1968), assistant cashier; R. D. Fry, Jr., Vice President and Director; Otto Wistuba (1890-1969), auditor. Second row: J. Carroll Lemon, assistant cashier; C. W. Reinking, Vice President and cashier; Melvin L. Albertson, cashier. Third-fifth row: all unidentified.
Business and Industry Albertson, Melvin I Reinking, Charles W. (Charles William), 1904-1969 Fry, R. D., Jr Wistuba, Otto, 1890-1969 LeBaron, A. J Doyle, Frank Pierce, 1863-1948 Lemon, J. Carroll Cochrane, Burton C., 1892-1968 Exchange Bank (Santa Rosa, Calif.) Santa Rosa Main Branch--Officials and employees 1940 Banks and banking United States California Sonoma Santa Rosa Fourth Street
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